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The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-12

The Cyclone last week was edited
..d nnder the direct superintend-
81 anao 4 Mr.. S. e Hays, the demo-
III ara+;c committeeman Of Nicodemus
AVN tasnsbip. MI. nays has credit for
~ tSs hest Cyclone Hill has got out
si;nea he became its owner.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-12

Rev. Sam Small in one of his dis
courses recently said: II was born
! democrat, raised a Democrat. |
studied its principles fully. worked <
a. 4. I have spent money for i.
II | have drank whisky for it. 7 have
Iiad for IT. | have stolen ballot fol
I, / have stuffed ballot boxes fol
4 | did all it told me, and il tool
IN within q half mile Of hell"
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-12

iaTHE N1coDEMUs ENTERPRISE, an
excellent paper, depreciates the
idea Of the colored men Of this
State forming an independent party
and urges them to stick to the Re-
publican party, and to help keep the
barty to the old standards pure and
IFldefled' .."-Atchison Daily Cham
han
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-12

rDs political campaign opens Up
j LIN Monday o evening at The Martha
I n sb;noton school house, Bryant
, I asl.I,ip and same evening ~ TIE
o ~ r,,- school house, Morlan town
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-12
.r
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

Wr7TEAs. an unfortunate DIVISION !
in the Republican party OF
Graham county a yeara ago, and
Vrr-RrAs. We, as true Republicans
= a. effort to unite that party III
sought to have the two lie,
nubhcan committees unite III q can
for rri,narie elections, and beng re-
nrlsed in this We sought to ignore
o11.. own seperate organization ana
ocl,nowle Ice the organization head
"a bv james Jusus, as the I7st--
mate organization ct the eonh1E'
soIelv ior The purpose Of creaan97
nnitt and harmonv il the party. 9ll'
WnEELAs, IL Gcc0roance WI
call issued IT. said committee Ms Il
sana4aG at the various voting p4i.l0
4 on the 5th day Of September. NJ
O'Clock d. m. and there part CIT \ -
III The election Of delegates = -
county convention, ana
7TrEF5.As, By m assulnl''-'-
arglf0ritv ami spirit ol -EII; f \ '-'
poli+-caL malice unIaar1 VI .i1.-'--o !
4 frs1 and enlightened cott::l ~ N
T-Ierates 1arlv and hon, Sly c-5-.e'
Ill Tar7- instances bv l-e ai-5-3
-1ran;mcus vote Of thor t)N1.5L--
n9Er Ills day been rejected tl-l |
T-,ead admission into SAID co-iF n
ton solely -or t1o -4,.7~.- III. i, ~
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-12
REPUBLICAN, TICKET

For County Treasurer,
John III. Hartman,
OF Indiana Township.
For County Clerk,
Robert Richmond,
Of Solomon Township.
For Register Of Deeds,
AlUjn LnIU,
Of Morelan Township,
For Sheriff,
tJcr1e8 NJ. Thompson,
OF Graham Township.
For County Surveyor,
4. J. INQUIRY,
Of AIlodium Township.
For Coroner,
Dr.. II. J. Fuller,
Of Mill5rook Township.
For Commissioner, list District,
T. J. BrOUn,
Of Indiana Township.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-12

Advertised Letters :-roz1a-n3'e
unclaimed in Nicodenns Poss o'loe
October l, 1881:
clifford Fre3~icl;. Y ? Edwards.
! Wiii;rros Mr. Teasler,
II HI coverrs Charley Wilson.
Geo. Rand, l.. c"l-ZeI'
!. @. Miller.
In calling for the above -~'-e1s
rlcase say adveIlszo-
i. \. Harper, 4. n
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Honey ana MaFkssa.


NEW YoKK, Aug. 23.-Money on call.
easy. 4Ca6, last loan 6, closed offered 4;
prime payer, 6lk19; sterling exchange,
dali IS tls0X for 60 day bills, and
Sass for demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

Up TO Afew weeks ago considered
myself the champion Dyspeptlc Of
America. During the years I have
beea afflicted l have tried almos,
everything claimed 10 be q specific
for Dyspepsia Ia the hope Of fndInr
something that would afford peFms.
nent relief. / had about made %
my mlad 20 abandon all medicines
when ! noticed an endorsement OF
simmons Liver Regulator by q prom
iaeni Georgian. 3 jarist whom knew
and concluded 10 Try ils effects IN nv
case. have used but two bottles.
and am satisfied that I have struck
the right thing 81 last I felt its ben
e8caSi effects almost Immediately
Unlike all other preparations 81 a
similar kind, no special Instructions
are required ~ % what one Shau or
shall not eat This fscs alaae ought
20 commend Il 70 all troubled With
Dyspepsia. ]. n. HOLMES
NinclAnd. N
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TImber and Milling.

A raft Of $4,000 feet OF logs was
toVed down on Saturday from the head
Of the bay to the Commercial Mill.
This ID the last Of the lot Of LOO, 600
t0wea from BFacketk's Lake Waoh&ng-
ton camp about two months ago. The
raft was anchored at the head Of the
bay, and small sections we're towed, -
required, to the Commercial Mill.
The steamer Munroe took out 1925
feet Of lumber for the Seattle Packing
and Canning Company. Who are max
ing temporary repairs to their burned
factory at Smiths Cove.
The following are the established
rates for Puget Sound lumber, In cargo
lots, ct San Francisco, ~ fixed by the
Association Of Lumber Dealers:
Rough nerehantable, TO 40 feet inelu-
sive, SIC per thousand feet; II to 80 feet,
e17; 81 30 feet. SIS; 81 10 20 feet, $l9i
II to 50 feet, 81; 81 10 50 feet, 394; 81
10 100 feet e27; 10l TO ITO feet $31; eco
ona quality, $l2; selected, SO; dressed
T and q flooring, $26@28. 50 az 10 size
stepping. No. 4 81; DO and Soaring
No. 2, eI9; shiptimber, rough merchant
able 70 20 fest, emily for framing par
poses, 81; do and plank, average length
40 feet. &22@30; deck plank, rough, Az
eFage length IS feet. &29; do dressed
$3.50; spruce, Feueh, $l6; clear, i$25
surfaced, e27.50; piekets. rough boarl
measure. SIS; do. $l.5O@9.50 for TO
feet in length; laths. $Sta7.75 for to
feet In length"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

Beriinnd. On Monaag, Ara. -, fox
LlNsEpooz via &,118 oaaua aa1mnn.
S. bEls nsh uif, 100 bbls slsnxins. 9e0I
CHS uksmf and 623 nculal sachs hunr.
Thsge u ne new bnainesz m fFeARhEs
e RoKfland and No parlicular inquiry.
Ths AndoFa arrived nader pEisf ehaEtef
. O. CaTNun \ O., fer WAeA1 losdiaz.
1ke foligwi1g ehnFlers we're EspsE1eo
fEum San KFnneasno On Monday, Asa.
- Fer whea3 10 OoEk. q. X. BEi1ish
haRk Scottish LHEEie. fron. So s01s Is
90, b. ReseuEsld Fer eoaf fEam De-
paEtufs Bay y San FEans,so0s ship
Cummndore.
Ths Ionnaes slatamsnt a. reported In
San EFanoissp % Manday. AuR. = was
e. follows ID p1f,. eaRazsd, 5000
tanss In poEt 0iasnteg4d. $500 tons;
listed 10 arrive, 81 co tons.
TIE ta1nace ssatarnEnA as reported IN
Portland On Menday. A1z. q. Vas e
follows In port eDQaesd, e864 tonE;
1 IN port disenRaRed. 1851 tonas listed 70
arrive. Is ,&23 Egnn.
me steamship Geo. ". EiasE arrived.
/ today, with % passengers and 81 tons
/ Of freight for Seattle.
Tha steam eoIIier WiIlamette u ex-
\ pectsa 10 arrive here Wednesday ewes
/ fnR. She viii ioad coal and Z deck load
| Of lnmber for san Francisco.
TIE bark GermAnia vii Be ready for
ssa on Thursday and ths bark TemplaE,
which Ia alraady reported arrived 81
Port Townsend. viii probably Be ready
| 20 take she 0ermaniass beKth &c soon e
l Il e vacated. Both vessels aFe carrying
Black Diamond coal.
Ponr TowNEKED. Aug. 3.-Arrived-
Ships Tuo Brothers and Dashing wave,
bark TsmplaF.
sailed = Barkentiae Cathssine Sud
den for GFay's HaFboR.
TArooaH, Ang. &,-The bark Hope
and Q baFkentine passed In 81 noon
The steamer Arson passed cot ct 5
.. n. FoRey, hFizk southwest winds.
PoRT GAMBLz, AuR. z3--AErivsd--
Bark Asalanta.
Ekn FnARCEsoo, Aue. 23.-ArFived-
Steamer Mexico, Seattle; bark Coral,
Okhotsk Sea.
OIsaTsd-ship Geo. +. Manson. Port
Townsend,
Sailed Ship America, Port Town
send; ship J. B. walker. Port Town
aeud.
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FINANCE AND TRADE


ekaxxns Tuesday. AnE. -.
The assamnAlp Geo. ". Eadnss whAsh
arrival fram CalifeFniA todsy. bssuzba
ffos ,ons q frsirhs. az taus q uhisA
-. ,.--.~s....a =. 1s..ssHa
- - -. - 81 -. r,sa..s.
hlpa& ea1Af Aktaelea = -
ffslEhf fos Hsef1ls wsEs g - noi1ss4
fss,nvoSa~ak, a. f7rn rnefnaea a. ffnst
- - - 49,. -..','.s.....- -. -, -
-
peiatoaM ana - BOXES o. 1881
A shirment d - bundlas Of shesp
-. -. -. e,,-. sI,s. efsv a Poxt-
isna soaag.
Large Quantities o. grain eae9s afe
notiezd unsuiuo fhruzah &c city q
49,. 49,. .,.s....a 4. Taer,,.
- |.
nes ana WI eoeo nsGin sofstafn nlssa
WITH oa4a.
faformatfon easnaa from I.aeonneI
-. - -.s--s -
.1-s a. S.'1o.A1 - tal-sa -.
fourteen acres q hays grown On 0ne q
hss Grain farms. 1--WE taua 10 the acre
~. A --..s =. 49,. -
-No
The Doetef fscsiVed ~ Per acfe q
rental m0ney fFom his fourteen acsg
49, ala
-,r,~,r,rr~r, r,ao-xrra ~. a,
fhODoSs 1EoELf - @ :
nooss t1esAns =, = pasA.Nss o sa.s
eAsss ee1.s - - 1s.ee az ~
paehAess ht1l1 - s1e4s siss e.
seeks tsses I oooD el1o.sos, e . :.
calves LneIs ssts 49, tese..sa -
toaos S =, es1e,r1l LtsAss, - 49, - -
1oea9 oaVse -. -. go ~ 49, 49, =. "a ~
eleloAss " 40 oAAaa-.p 49,
A,4.s: ..
5nlrA1es - S-oensLaa nsLoa - - =.
Na1 setRtsa 49, osa,sls 1eLA1A ~
past = noafs - ~ Lo.ioMIne qasn.al
vs.: y. . 3. :. =. =. y 80, =. p 2,
Iins ~ 81 ssssn 80. s1 60 q -.
l ton, Aueo.tA sSnt; 49, 49, 80,
Michigan tons. ~. \; msEwln -
tone neany LaAe tonss nelne to11.
hOrS-A gtomlaens e.eset 2. -
rayeA4p sai.ey - 70 Fofeinno -
otner GAY anu hn1okmeo Z nessPsps,
tnefe taas es expecteo rugs. Soeno
nspa " se@o1 ~ eanta ~ Pgeno 49,
year. ne esanaseo tne yle.o Of -
coano 70 e nos more tnan = ~ ~
short, an1 pc e,so maI1as1nse 20. w.
erops u nes Iofk ann Enklano 49,
ootn very soott, ne Eassef nos gcs ~
expeosea 70 yieso more tnan $500
bales tnese vless are aleoeesneE too
rudoy and are not ente5tAlnsa % 70
majority o. the FuRet neeno R.eser..
vi course tney sc Roln9 70 fsAl ~ ~
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Merit Win win and receive public recognition
and praise. Facts, which are the outcome Of
general experience, growing through years bf
critical and practical test become a. rooted
and iEnmnsabia as the rock Of Gibraltar In pub
lie opinion. and heucafoFth need no further
guarantees as 10 thar genuineneas. The indis-
putable fast that swiffs speciHe IL the best
blood purifier IN the world, Is one Of these
tmmoFable Gibraltar rock facts Of which We
have spoken, and every days experience roots
this conviction deeper and deeper In public
opinion, Every class Of our people In Amer
lea and In Europe, every trade, calling and
profession, including the medical profession,
have borne voluntary testimony 10 the re-
Variable virtues Of B. 8. s, and Its tnfallible
eiacacy 10 curing all diseases Of the blood.
These testimonials are on file By the Thousands
and open TO the Inspection Of all Now come,
the theatrical profession, who gratefully tes-
tiff 70 tue wonderful curative qualities Of the
SPECIFIC In their individual cases. Thelr tes-
timonials are herewith submitted 70 the pub
lie without further comnent-let them speak
for themselves. The lady Il member Of the
| and formerly OF the Residence Thaater, Ber.
| lin, Germany. and Of McYiekeFis stock com.
| pany. Of Chicago. The gentleman ID . veil
Known mamblr Of the New York ITALIA The
ateF Company, Both afe vel known In tie
atricai circles 10 this country and In Europe:
Charlotte RandcW's Testimony.
NEW YoRK. May 8 1887,
Swift SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga--GentIemen !;
Having been annoyed with pimples. eruptt0ns
and foughness Of the skin, from bad condi-
ton Of my blood, fer more THAI year, used
leading preparation Of sarssparilln and other
advertised remedies 10 no effect. Then con-
suited a prominent physician, and from his
treatment received no benefit then con.
elu5ed TO Try the s s. s remedy fer the blood,
and hse or six packages, By thorough eradi-
cation Of my trouble and restoring smoothness
70 my skin. have made me happy, and cheer
fully give you this testimonial for such use
and publicity e. you wish to make Of It.
CHARLorTK RAINBOW,
I62 BoweRy. near Canal street.
Hugo Hassksrl's Testimony.
The swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ca
Gentlemen Fer two years had . severe case
Of Eczema used tar soaps. sulphur soars ana
various other remedies. and was prescribed
for By numbers Of physicians, but found No
| rel ef. At last determiDec to try the 8. 8. s.
remsay, aud seven or eight bottles have thor
oughly relieved me. and you can use this Ger.
tihcate in any manner you wish.
HUoos HASKELL.
Member Of ThaIia Theater.
NEW YeRK, May 8. 1887.
Treatise on Blood aud SKIN Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
fe32tuthsadAw Drawer 8, Atlanta, GA.
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CHILDREN

Often need some safe cathartic and
tonic to avert approaching sicknesers,
to relieve collie, headache, siek stomach,
indigestion, dysenteFy and ne Gem
plants incidens 10 childhood. Let the
children take Simmons Liver ReRuia-
tor and keep veil. Il Il purely veee-
table, not unpleasant to the taste and
safe to take alone or In connection With
other shediQine.
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OREGON RR!,.A..v.c COS

- 9Aa49 N0e
NORTH PACIFIC AND dKO. n SRkra
AlfarunAa.
Arrive daily sxceptSunday, from
Victoria and Port T0Wnsend... m
DeparsdAtly except Sunday. for
TACOMA nm
Arrive daily, except Sunday,
from Tncomas.....s... ....... aHo A NJ
Depart daily except Sunday, Ter
Victoria and Port Townsend. an
STEAMER EMMA HAYWARD.
Arrives daily from Tacoma. ...o pm
Departs daily for Tacoma. ....... an
Arrives daily from Tacoma, en-.
cop1 Sunday .............. s...t1Unm
Departs daily for Tacoma. except
sunday. .........-............. 1WnM
aTEAAEER IDAHO
Arrives fFom Whatcom every Tues
DAY, THURSDAY md Saturday at....f "a
Departs Cor Whalcom and Way poEts
every Sunday, Tuesday and thurs,
aA5s at....ss.".ss..s...s... Dr.
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O. ~ 90 nuFzinR en- o. zz1.rnso1
osli 100 toas nslleF gar I'D SIS. and
100 tans asller Dsclnhns sd e e1ll9.
Bazley-We4k; 10. ! fed. spai, 80.
BnysE zsnBnm npened &10I5<f buT1r
year l.e9 aslisF yeaf. &c. Boyer ysaF
osIs-Dsil 4 s1ma1M
BaEs slsadL e z1@lk.
MidaIIsEs- 0aIifusnia. sDe@ Ore
ann. 90.
szocx MAnxxx n HzH x1nx.
NxR Y0Mx, Ana. M--1ha novsnni
h The 1toak maxksf today elnaeiy -
ssmhisa that q yes1sEday, but he DE-
zines wsxe nos - excessive whfls -
rally US muoh slEunee1s and nnnet 81
/ tho ssocks endea Eha day with q Mnal
| net Rasn. PaoiAn Mail b 10 IN.
0sseEnmsne hdnds weEs eRn en1
NV soAK M4nxxza.
Nxw YozK. Ana. &s-Hops-onia
L steadily bEfds
saezs- sisaas. fair refining. quoted
l49-I6.
Ospper-DulI. Iaks 105<.
O0neS--Hpgf, fair kl0s q11efs sfea9y
/ 80; options, lover, i4sa active; satea
$500 haQs; Ane, SIS 20; Sept. ele.25d
| 1875; Oct. 8is. G9te.55; Nov. t16.40G
1885; Dec. SIS. 45(a1e.70
PesFnleum - Closed weak, openiDl
6lZ. highest OK, lowest 61H, CLOSING
6i1l; Sales. 1y5lsIoo0 barrels.
CMulao oxzxxn MARKErs-
Gnsnaso, Aue. Cattle Receipts
1000, acsive and ten cents higher; snip
ping steers, &N15.15; stockers and feed
ers. &1a3.S5; Texas cattle. SEA.
HoRa-Receits. 5000, stronger. Q shadl
higher; rough and mixed. @4eO45.l
packing and shipping. s. 40; light
eA6od5.35; akips, e350@L76-
Shsep - Rscsipts. 500; strong 10
good grades ofhess slsadFi natlzss
e3.75df.5; Western, xS25@3. 20; Tex
as, e2e0@S.70.
CHICAGO MAzKETs.
CmcAeo. August 2s.-wheat abou'
steady; cash, co. September, 6s1l; De
\ tober, IN.
Corn-Lovsr; cash, az; sepssnbeE
Al LIS.
Oais-LovsF; cash. NJ; ssptember
| z4Jk; October, 25X.
Pork--About steady.
LaFd-eteady for cash; September
645; October, 6525<.
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Eo1t anu oa1-nAtAey epuRO1.s. W.
racine SKIES. LIZ
srooKs.
American Express, los; Canadian
Pacific, 65A; Canada Southern, 54l(
Central Pacific, o69<; Darlington, l39
Denver b Rio GFando, 26l<; Erie, 304
Delaware, Laekawana a sasern, 1295S;
Lake Shore. $50; Louisville a Nash.
Vile. 69il; Michigan Central, e41f; Kan.
sas a Texas, 2sA; Oregon Improve
ment. ~; Oregon Navigation. 80
Oregon TFanscontinental, 2a9<; Pacific
Mail, 405{; Rock Island. l24s(; 81. Paul
S2l[: Texas Pacific. TN; Union Pacific
81; United States Express, 81; Wells
Fargo Express, i26; Western Union
729(; Northern Pacific, 369l, preferred
52ki Northwestern, ll4SSi New Yorh
Central, l07x.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
PonrLANp, Aug. q wheat-Of ths
receipts, about oue-half goes 10 9ar
Francisco, aud incladed IL some blue
stem from near Walla Waila. There
10 probably not much Of this grade, and
Gales have been made on q basis Of 8 &c
here. For the ordinary shipping grade
$i.02if Il bid and on Saturday some
sold 81 this. Il IL = aguEe that win buy
little Just nov. Fa- valley, Shipper
value tl.l21S, ba. tasse 20 basinesz
doing.
oals-BuyeEs and sellers Of now are
spAFt and there e next 10 nothing done
New. choice grey, sold al asa.
FlouF-PeR barrel, extra brands,
&A.SoaA7b country brands, eS.75e14i
sapeFnne, e250d3.
Poeatoea-O Oregon, about lc; CalifoF
nia sell ct el9l.10; sweets, So.
Onione-Selling al 81. 20al25.
Caiekena--Young, sell a. e 50(d3 and
old al el5OG660. These prices will
probably be Soon shaded.
EGGS Receipts nos large, bnt the re-
guest 10 small and the narket easy al
$50 SOC, the balk Of sales being at lse.
Butter-DaiFy, HN@3oc; brine, in
roll, 80 ST5So; solid kegs. 2o(d 221 50;
store butter, ls(42oo.
San EAAHcEsco mARKETs.
SAN FRANcB1o, kug. 2e.-Rseelpts-
Whsaf, 5000 cais; doaF. 700 or sis;
barley. IA. 500 ctla; potatoes. 400 sks.
wheat = Dali; for choice el60 a
asked; Qaote fair 60 choice ahippiur.
81. &Sa lle0. Gall 0psaed doll; for seller
year $40 Il asked. and for buyer ssa-
son ei.0 bid. Sales Of buysr season.
800 tons 81 ei.6o. and 100 tons a 81 so
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Ladies' black an0 colsEed lace mite
05c; ladies eoloFed border handkerchiefB
900, elearancs ssle. San Francisco Store.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-14
Come West, asr. CleveInnd.

Commenting on the Presidents pro-
posed Western tour, which, by the way,
Mr.. Cleveland says is news to him, the
Seattle Times says:
1--WE have notion that it would be
n very good thing for Grover to come
west, that it would d. him good to see
prairie and genuine, sure enough
mountain range-not LITTLE hills like
the Catskills or A,liriond lcks, hut n
high, always snow capped mountain
rmnge-like the giant Rockies, Sierra
Nevada, Cascade or Olympic ranges
It might broaden his views. enlarge bis
mental scope, uplift his vision aud
prove to him that the United Suites is q
country extending west of Buffulo for
several mics.
The President ought to make the
journey. He can spare the time and
the people will not grumble Mt paying
his salary inst the same rs though he
had remained in Washington, Shaving
off political dead beats who will poster
him for Office. This country needs n
man for President who has some per.
sonal knowledge of its greatness and
consequent needs"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-14
ness IN. Y. Sun.

A French journal says: 'water
should be drank cool, but not iced, with
the juice, of a quarter Or half lemon in
it." Certainly; and o little sugar to
neutralize the lemon and dash of spir-
its fermenti to neutrnlizs the eff eet of
the water. That's the way we take ours
and we find the result very satisfactory.
A san Diego boy can rub his hands
over book or box and by waving them
over the object he can lift it from the,
table, Elk. That's no great trick.
We have n man in Elko who can place
a dollar on table, cover it with hat,
and then take the dollar out without
touching the hat. Fact; ask Wilbert.
Ogden I'm. Merchants Elitor Da-
ma, f.he New York Sun, has been sued
for 500, 900 for libel, by Charleston
editor. tits alleged that Mr.. Dnna lied
about the Charleston editor. Admit
ting that he did, they are not paying
100000 for lies in New York. At
dollar apiece, every daily in New York
would be bankrupt.
President Cleveland has returned to
Washington, and like all other fisher
men his report of his prowess as IN an
gler is received. with some doubt by
those who arc sceptical even of George
WnShington's reputation for truth aud
veracity, It's coin to cucumbers, how
ever, that he did catch seven and
three-qaarter pound trout.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-14
AnsocRdSloRsr..

An old casting, about a icos square
and seven inches thick, was broken up
at the railroad foundry yesterday, which
has been cumbering the ground for
about twelve years, was found to con-
tain live toad in the center OF II.
This is hard nut for the savants to
crack---in fact, "it's corker,". rs Dem
mis- Mccarthy used to soy. Who can
explain it2 The State PriHon tracks
are nowhere. How did the reptile get
into the solid iron and subsist air these
years2 Will some scientific smarty rise
and expTains Did it grow in that
chunk, Of, metal, or did the, iron form
around. The toadH'-.l Carson index, ~ -
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Fearful Accident.

From the HALEY News Miner of the
4th instant we learn that George Salter,
son Of Thomns SaIter, of Shoshone, Ida.
no, who was an employee of Bartlett &
Ostreicher some seven or eight years
ago, fell distance of 30 feet from the
Wood River r. K. bridge ut Giml,t on
Friday the 3rd, striking on his head,
fracturing lis skull and breaking one
arm. He was brought Immediately to
HALEY, physicians were summoned.
but ut IL o'clock Friday night he was
still unconscious with but little hopes
of his recovery. .. ..........
Young Salter had been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Bews, at HALEY for week
and went out to the bridge in company
with another young man OH the con.
struction train, bat how he happened to
foil il unknown. He is past 10 years of
age and was always fovorite with his
companions. a. "a ~.
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TphOistering.

We Lave employed for short time n
first class UPHOLSTERED and those
who have MATTRESSES, LOUNGES
etc. i'll need of repair should embrace this
opportunity to have them put in good
order. This workman will remain but
short time and those who desire to
avail themselves of his services must
bring their work AT ONCE. THIS is
the best opportunity you will ever have
to get your upholstering done with
neatness and dispatch.
0'l3 Brown &HosKINs.
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Anew Novad. Incorporated

The Found Treasure Mining Compa-
ny has been incorporated in San Fan
cisco, to operate in the county Of Elko.
The incorporators are Chas. 81. Fiske,
of San Rafael; Thos. Brown and A. J.
Ralston, of San Francisco; w. II. En-
nor, Of Tuscarora, Elko county, New,
and D. L. Bliss, of Carson, Ormsby
county, The capital stock is SO, 600,
600 divided into 100000 shares.
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DR.. j. j. LEEK,
DENTIST.

Office-Depot Hotel, next to. Post.
Office.
will go to Tuscarora Maybe; and
return to Elko June Is, will go to Bull
ion June f8, Carlin June 25, Battle
Mountain June 80, Austin July 5.
Will stop.at Bso%nwe, Cortez, Pnli-,
SADIE, Eureka. Hamilton, Ely, Taylor,
Typo, Phoebe, Cherry Gre elk, Spsuce-
mont, and winter at Eureka.
7 will tnhe the same trip. about May.
list, 1888. shall be, prompt on time
advertised. Due notice, will be giYeni
each year before starting out. + will,
give satisfaction if possible. Thanks.
for your patronage. -...- ......-
w CONSULTATIONS FREE:
Elko, Mey'18, 1887: an Nv CIV,
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The Glorious Fourth!

The Fourth of July, 1887, will be ap-
pr"priately celebrnt. d at FORT HAL
LECK with school exercises, games,
races etc, and GRAND BALL ut
night. This will be the last opportunity
for utilizing the finest spot aud the
most spacious Hall in Eastern Nevada.
Tickets to Bail, including Supper,
So 90. Sal
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EStray Notice.

One small bay broke saddle horse.
rnrue to my premises last Fall, branded
either II or 81 on the neck, with anoth-
or DIM brand on left thigh. Owner can
have the same by proving property and
paving charges. For further descrip-
ton apply to or address,
E. J. JONES,
Blaine, Elko Co.,
5-3l-3O-d. Nevada.